# Spots
They can remind us of sunrises, lakes and even bones, but the truth is that the spots on a koin are what give them character.
**Solis**
The most common pattern is this large spot near the eyes, as beautiful as a majestic sunrise.
**Imber**
In several cases, koins spots are so small, they resemble tiny puddles on a street, after a long-awaited drizzle.
**Equus**
It’s strangely familiar, that bearing these not so common spots give those koins that are born with them.
**Ignis**
Every koin feels their chests ignite with a fiery passion when it comes time to compete, but only some literally show it in their spots.
**Osseus**
This uncommon pattern looks like the koins’ bones are out of their skin. Don't worry! It's just an odd set of details that make it look great.
**Stella**
It’s one thing for your koin to be a star, but it’s another, even rarer thing for it to literally have stars on its body. A wondrous sight to appreciate.
**Pardus**
You can find koins that carry these rare spots crouching, waiting for the opponent to be distracted, then pouncing with full speed to snatch the victory.
**Draco**
Like a scaly daredevil, these very rare spots give a bold appearance to the koin that dons them.
**Fons**
Have you ever seen a koin blooming in spring? Well, not that it's going to happen, but these very rare spots are the closest thing to that idea.
**Stigmata**
There is no question that koins are a piece of art, but a few like to wear their own art on their bodies. They’re full of surprises.
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